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Hieronyma: She is a bookworm, who is not able to let books alone, she is a traveller who travels not to arrive, she is a knitter, who knits to think things over, she is a hiker who hikes to have nature as a counterpart. Who talks to her?
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Thank you!
Posted: 2010-10-10 05:30 AM
Hi Christl,
Thank you for the congrats. I will try submit more reports in the next few weeks. Enjoy Viet Nam.
Best regards,
Krys
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Thanks, Christl,
Posted: 2010-10-09 08:36 AM
I've appreciated it very much that you 'fought' with the Vietnamese keyboard for me! :)
Enjoy a wonderful trip - Petra
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Hallo Christl,
Posted: 2010-10-07 09:16 AM
I love to read your travel log - it's extremely interesting and I am looking forward to seeing more! :) Keep safe and well -
liebe Grüße - Petra
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lời chào - Greetings
Posted: 2010-09-28 05:52 PM
Hello Christl,
I'm happy to hear that you are off to Vietnam, it really is a brilliant country and the people are so helpful.
I would love to have gone to Hanoi, it is meant to be an amazing city. I can't wait to see the pictures.
Have a wonderful time.
Happy travels
Amanda
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Friendship
Posted: 2010-08-04 11:45 AM
Christl,
I thank you for accepting my invitation. It is an honour for me :)
Have a nice day
Rafal
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Amazing China fact tours
Posted: 2010-06-21 11:15 PM
Does any one want to go to China? China boasts a history of 5000 years and a continuous ancient oriental civilization. Facts about Chinese land, history, people, culture, arts, crafts and products open a gateway to China for the world.
I have some China tour intineraries on http://www.chinafacttours.com/
What do you think of it?
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Vietnam
Posted: 2010-06-18 04:50 PM
In Vietnam, a tourist towns are along the route Hanoi - Saigon.
Each journey perpendicularly to this route will move you away from the tourists. I hope :)
Andrew
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Vietnam, Cambodia
Posted: 2010-06-15 02:32 AM
Thanks Hieronyma for record in my guestbook.
I am impressed by my trip to both countries.
In Vietnam travel is easy, country is open for tourism.
Same in Cambodia, but only in Pnom Penh and Siem Reap.
To see something original you need to depart from the main tourist routes.
Sure, I am ready to answer any question.
Maybe I'll find time to publish a report :)
Andrew
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Thankyou!
Posted: 2010-06-06 02:30 AM
Hi Christl, thanks for your kind message, I have recovered well but my damaged sight is permanent, I can cope with this ok, Petra told me of your own health problem and I wish you good health in the future. I look forward to Rudesheim in the spring in the meantime I will travel closer to home and nearer to soft beds:-), Kind Regards, Tony.
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Accident!
Posted: 2010-06-03 06:02 PM
Hi Christl, thanks for your message, I keep meaning to write but things get in the way, I had a blackout and a fall which put me into intesive care and also put 16 stitches in my forehead, caused concussion and very bad visual distortions, I am fine now but have been advised to stay in familiar surroundings for 6 months to enable my original stroke/sight damage to continue to recover I shall badly miss the trip but it must wait till next year, maybe the Spring, same place, same trip!My warmest regards to you, Tony.
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